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Adds inlaut to Documentation/Showcase.md (chronological, at the end). I left the featured list in the README to you.
inlaut is a free, open-source (GPL-3.0) menu bar dictation app for macOS: hold a key, speak, let go, and the text is pasted at the cursor. It runs Parakeet Ultra through FluidAudio on the Neural Engine, loaded with
AsrModels.loadLocalfrom a pinned, checksummed copy, for German, English and sentences that mix both. Moving from sherpa-onnx on the CPU to FluidAudio made it about 6× faster with roughly 550 MB less memory, so thank you for the library.https://inlaut.de/en · https://github.com/tobymarks/inlaut
I am the author of inlaut.
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